Frey House Two perches on the hillside above the city, a compact rectangular box defined by its steel frame, corrugated aluminum roof, and expansive walls of glass. Designed by the architect Albert Frey and completed in nineteen sixty-four, the structure sits two hundred twenty feet above the desert floor. When it was built, it occupied the highest elevation of any residence in Palm Springs.
Frey House II
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